The Dream Show Podcast

Today’s podcast episode, released the first day of a grand new decade, is dedicated to changing the world, one dream at a time, and showing you how to do this. This is especially for you if you’re ready to greet a new decade by getting serious about understanding your life by looking into your dreams. People often ask, “Why don’t our dreams spell out what we need to know in a language we can understand?”

You’ll love this week’s podcast, a vibrant, heartwarming, and deeply inspirational chat with Phyllis, from Houston, Texas, who shares her life-changing experience of doing dream alchemy. I first interpreted a dream for Phyllis four years ago, and have worked with her on several of her dreams since then. Listen to her story of how she approached her dreams like a map, reclaiming elements of her deepest self and integrating them in a way that enabled

I am often asked about the Law of Attraction, and whether nightmares and dreams with negative vibes attract negative people and events into our lives. It’s a good question, and one I explore in today’s podcast, episode 33. The real secret to getting the Law of Attraction to bring you what you consciously want – and this is overlooked by just about everyone teaching LOA methods – is to get your unconscious mind on side.

First up, a dark and deeply disturbing dream about molesting a young girl, and the relief the dreamer felt when he discovered what the dream was really about. Then we switch into practical mode with a time-saving, easy dream interpretation method. It’s so simple, takes hardly any time, and yet is deeply rewarding. Don’t miss this one! * Connect with Jane Teresa: Do Jane Teresa’s online course: How to interpret your dreams step-by-step Follow Jane

A man dreamed of five tornadoes ripping through a calm lake, and he believed his dream to be prophetic, a warning of financial loss. Was the dream prophetic? What did he do, on waking from his dream? How should we respond when we feel a dream is giving us a warning? Today’s episode looks at the choices we make, based on our beliefs, and explores other wise choices we might make instead. There’s also a